This chapter brought a new breath of life to the local farmers with the opening of coffee farms and plantations, existing primarily on the highlands of Central Aceh, Bener Meriah and Gayo Lues. This Arabica variety first entered the highland of Gayo in Central Aceh around the early 1900 or during the occupation of the Netherlands.
Not only does Aceh have the largest capacity, it’s also prized for its specialty and world class coffee - namely the Gayo Coffee. It’s also dubbed as the central hub of the biggest arabica coffee productions in Indonesia. Located at the northern end of Sumatra, Aceh is the melting pot of different cultures, traditions, fantastic culinary, and geographic stretch of panoramic beauty.
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